Isekai Nara NEET ga Hataraku to Omotta? (Did You Think Another World Would Motivate A NEET?)

[TheRedJet]

Synopsis : Suddenly summoned to another world, the teenage NEET, Houbami Reiji, is asked to fight for the summoner, Tifalycia Cleargreen, in Heroic War as a Hero for her race. Reiji refused outrightly, as it is natural that a NEET would not work. However, Tifalycia is not in a good situation currently, what will Reiji do to overcome the odds as he gets dragged into her situation? And it appears that Reiji is not a simple NEET as he seems on the surface.

Publisher : MF Bunko J
Status : Ongoing (6 volumes)
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[Rahul Balaggan]

I can't think of any reason to say no

[LegitPancake]

I love Elf Bride (and Demon Lord), but it seems there are a ton of slave-collar fantasy light novels recently, and I’m not sure how to feel about that. (Though these look more like pet collars?)

[DoubleMangekyo]

That second image is giving me No Game No Life vibes.

[Nol_Mimi_Reyalta]

@rahul-balaggan said in Isekai Nara NEET ga Hataraku to Omotta? (Did You Think Another World Would Motivate A NEET?):

I can't think of any reason to say no

^^

@legitpancake said in Isekai Nara NEET ga Hataraku to Omotta? (Did You Think Another World Would Motivate A NEET?):

I love Elf Bride (and Demon Lord), but it seems there are a ton of slave-collar fantasy light novels recently, and I’m not sure how to feel about that. (Though these look more like pet collars?)

Personally, as a slave type myself, I don't mind as long as the master is good. I can definitely understand how many if not most people would feel uncomfortable though.

Though to me, it also depends on the form of slavery (which, notably, even when the form of slavery is horrible in the world, these stories usually portray a good master that uses the slavery in a beneficial way). Having a good master is very important!

[TheRedJet]

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